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AMADA AMERICA, INC.
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amada.com
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Private
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1971
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AMADA AMERICA, INC., founded in 1971 and headquartered in Buena Park, California, is the principal North American operating subsidiary of AMADA CO., LTD., a publicly listed Japanese industrial machinery group (Tokyo Stock Exchange) operating 90+ subsidiaries and 10,000+ employees globally. The company designs, manufactures, sells, and services sheet metal fabrication equipment — primarily fiber laser cutting systems (ORSUS AJe, REGIUS AJe, VENTIS AJe with Locus Beam Control, ENSIS AJe, BREVIS), turret punch presses (EM, EMK, AE), punch/laser combination machines (EML, ACIES, LC), press brakes (EGBe electric, HRB, HG Series), stamping presses, and supporting automation (AMS CL/CLT, AS 6225, HRB/EGB ATC, robotic bending cells) — through US manufacturing facilities in Brea, CA and High Point, NC (190,000 sq ft Carolina Manufacturing Center, opened December 2019), plus Solution Centers, technical training centers, and regional sales/service offices across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

The proprietary technology stack underpins performance differentiation: the patented Locus Beam Control (LBC) and ENSIS variable beam technologies deliver up to 3x faster, virtually dross-free cutting; Twin AC Servo drive, SFP piercing, WACS water-assisted cutting, and Power Vacuum Slug Pull drive press brake and punch press efficiency. The software layer (VPSS 3i, SheetWorks, Dr.ABE, AMNC-IT, AMNC 4ie control) and the FabriVISION computer-vision inspection system digitize the full blank-to-bend-to-weld workflow, while the Influent IIoT platform provides machine monitoring, ERP/MRP integration, and predictive analytics across any-brand installed equipment.

AMADA America monetizes through multiple streams: capital equipment sales (one-time high-ASP revenue), recurring parts and tooling via its online Parts Portal, subscription software with periodic upgrades, preventive maintenance and service contracts (one of the largest responsive service networks in US machine tools), and equipment financing through AMADA Capital Corporation. Go-to-market is direct enterprise field sales supported by Solution Centers in Schaumburg, IL and technical centers in Buena Park, CA and High Point, NC where Sales Engineers run hands-on demonstrations. Training is delivered through AMADA School and the Bending Academy. Primary customer verticals are Automotive (with explicit EV production demand), Electronics, Aerospace, and a long tail of General Fabrication job shops and contract manufacturers served across North America.

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AMADA AMERICA, INC. is the North American subsidiary of Japan-based AMADA CO., LTD., designing, manufacturing, and servicing sheet metal fabrication equipment — fiber lasers, turret punches, press brakes, and automation — for automotive, electronics, aerospace, and general fabrication customers across the US, Canada, and Mexico.

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Operating
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Headcount rangeband
501–1,000
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HeadquartersBuena Park, United States
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Buena Park
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices12 records

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
sheet metal fabrication, fiber laser cutting, press brake systems, turret punch presses, manufacturing automation
NAICS code2 codes
  • Metalworking Machinery Manufacturing3335
  • Industrial Machinery Manufacturing3332
SIC code3 codes
  • Machine Tools, Metal Cutting Types3541
  • Metalworkg Machinery & Equipment3540
  • General Industrial Machinery & Equipment3560
Product category
Industrial Machine Tools and Sheet Metal Fabrication Equipment
GTM motion1 record

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model5 records
1Machine Equipment Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

Sale of sheet metal fabrication equipment including fiber laser cutting systems, turret punch presses, press brakes, combination machines, and automation systems. Equipment ranges from entry-level to high-end automated systems

amada.com
2Parts and Tooling
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Consumable parts, tooling, dies, and accessories sold through online Parts Portal and order desks. Provides recurring revenue stream from installed base

amada.com
3Service and Maintenance Contracts
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Preventive maintenance plans, repair services, and technical support contracts to keep equipment running at peak performance

amada.com
4Software Licenses and Upgrades
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Software products including VPSS, SheetWorks, DR.ABE, and AMNC programming software with periodic updates and support

amada.com
5Financing Services
TypeManaged Services
Description

Equipment financing and leasing through AMADA Capital Corporation partnership

amada.com
Marketing channels11 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels6 records

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Title, Type, Scope, Target buyer, Description, Source

Cost components6 values
Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Pricing details1 tier
1AMADA School training programs for equipment operation and software usage
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Training programs conducted at technical centers including SSC and LATC for software and machine training

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GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Brand1 of 8 records shown
1Influent
Description

AMADA's enterprise-class Industrial IoT (IIoT) platform for continuous manufacturing process improvement, enabling machine monitoring, analytics, and ERP integration.

amada.com
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Core offering1 text field

AMADA America develops, manufactures, and supplies sheet metal fabrication equipment including fiber laser cutting systems, turret punch presses, press brakes, combination punch/laser machines, stamping presses, and bending automation systems. The portfolio is complemented by proprietary software (VPSS, SheetWorks, Dr.ABE, AMNC), the Influent IIoT platform, parts and tooling, maintenance services, and equipment financing through AMADA Capital Corporation.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 10 values shown
  • Cutting speeds up to 3 times faster than conventional fiber lasers with virtually dross-free cutting
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Product overview1 text field

AMADA AMERICA offers a comprehensive portfolio of sheet metal fabrication equipment and solutions organized as a platform-plus-modules architecture. The core product lines include laser cutting systems (ORSUS AJe, REGIUS AJe, VENTIS AJe, ENSIS AJe, BREVIS), turret punch presses (EM, EMK, AE series), punch/laser combination machines (EML, ACIES, LC), press brakes (EGBe, HRB, HG series), and stamping presses. Supporting modules include blanking automation systems (AMS CL/CLT, AS 6225, TK-L, PSR, ASR), bending automation (EGB ATC, HG ATC, robotic cells), and fiber laser welding (FLW ENSISe). The software ecosystem includes VPSS 3i, SheetWorks, Dr.ABE, AMNC-IT, and FabriVISION for CAD/CAM, nesting, and quality inspection. The Influent IIoT platform connects all equipment to ERP/MRP systems for data-driven production optimization. The portfolio is supported by maintenance services, AMADA School training, and AMADA Capital financing.

Product and service27 records
1ORSUS 3015 AJe Series Fiber Laser
CategoryFiber Laser Cutting Systems
Description

High-speed, high-quality fiber laser cutting system available in 6kW and 8kW power ratings, featuring AMNC 4ie control, Laser Integration System with i-Optics Sensor and i-Process Monitoring for automated condition monitoring, process stabilization, and advanced beam control with built-in mode converter.

2REGIUS AJe Series Fiber Laser
CategoryFiber Laser Cutting Systems
Description

Linear fiber laser cutting system available in 6kW, 9kW, 12kW, and 26kW power ratings, featuring high-speed 3-axis linear drive and Variable Beam Control Technology with autonomous operation support including lens monitoring, collision recovery, and automatic nozzle change.

3VENTIS AJe Series Fiber Laser
CategoryFiber Laser Cutting Systems
Description

Fiber laser with Locus Beam Control (LBC) technology, achieving virtually dross-free cutting. Available in 6kW and 9kW models, delivering up to 3x faster cutting speeds than conventional fiber lasers with infinite beam pattern control.

4ENSIS AJe Series Fiber Laser
CategoryFiber Laser Cutting Systems
Description

Fiber laser series with ENSIS technology for automatic beam adjustment across all material thicknesses. Available in 3kW, 6kW, 9kW, 12kW, and 15kW power ratings, processing thin-to-thick materials without lens changes.

5BREVIS 1212 AJ Fiber Laser
CategoryFiber Laser Cutting Systems
Description

Compact 3kW fiber laser designed for high-speed processing with easy material loading in a small footprint for efficient small cell manufacturing.

6ENSIS 3015 RIe Rotary Index Fiber Laser
CategoryFiber Laser Cutting Systems
Description

Rotary Index fiber laser for tube and pipe cutting, available in 3kW, 6kW, and 9kW models, with integrated rotary unit for minimal dead zone and capability to cut round, square, rectangle, C-channel, and angle iron.

7EM 3612 ZRTe Turret Punch Press
CategoryTurret Punch Presses
Description

Automated turret punch press with 33-ton capacity, high-capacity tool rack, and automatic tool changer housing up to 300 tools and 600 dies, optimized for variable-mixed and variable-lot production.

8EMK M2 Series Turret Punch Press
CategoryTurret Punch Presses
Description

Twin AC servo drive turret punch press delivering high hit rates and positioning accuracy with lower operating costs, available in 58-station or 55-station triple track King turret configurations.

9AE NT Series Turret Punch Press
CategoryTurret Punch Presses
Description

AC servo motor-driven turret punch press with 45 or 51 station, 4 auto-index turrets, eliminating hydraulic power supply for reduced operating costs and environmental benefits.

10ACIES 2515 AJe Punch/Fiber Laser Combination
CategoryPunch/Laser Combination Machines
Description

State-of-the-art punch/laser combination with 33-ton servo punching capacity and 3kW fiber laser, featuring 300-station tool storage with automatic tool and laser nozzle change for around-the-clock unattended operation.

11EML 2515 AJe Punch/Fiber Laser Combination
CategoryPunch/Laser Combination Machines
Description

Punch and fiber laser combination machine pairing multi-purpose turret with 3kW fiber laser for flexible geometric pattern cutting, featuring 3x energy efficiency compared to CO2 models.

12LC 2515 C1 AJe Punch/Laser Combination
CategoryPunch/Laser Combination Machines
Description

Combination machine integrating 22-ton turret punch press with 3kW fiber laser, featuring 44-station Multi-Purpose Turret (MPT) and approximately one-third electricity consumption of CO2 systems.

13EGBe Series Electric Press Brakes
CategoryPress Brakes
Description

Eco-conscious electric press brakes with electric servo drive system and AMNC 4ie control. Models include EGBe 4010, 6013 (compact) and EGBe 6020, 8025, 1303 (larger), featuring voice command control and approximately 20% CO2 reduction vs. hydraulic.

14HRB Series Hybrid Press Brakes
CategoryPress Brakes
Description

High-precision hybrid drive press brakes manufactured in North Carolina, available in HRB 8025, 1003, 1303, and 2204 models, engineered for versatility with customizable features including SGrip and auto crowning.

15HG Series Servo/Hydraulic Press Brakes
CategoryPress Brakes
Description

High-capacity servo/hydraulic press brake series with capacities from 56 to 247 tons and bend lengths from 55 to 169.3 inches, featuring AMNC 3i control and Bend Indicator technology for high-speed, high-accuracy bending.

16AMS CL/CLT Laser Automation System
CategoryBlanking and Laser Automation
Description

Modular laser automation system for scalable sheet handling, starting as a compact cycle loader and expanding to full multi-shelf tower (CLT) for 24/7 production. Manufactured in the U.S. at Brea, CA and High Point, NC.

17AS 6225 Large-Format Laser Automation
CategoryBlanking and Laser Automation
Description

Large-format load/unload automation for ENSIS 6225 fiber lasers, staging multiple oversized sheets for continuous load/unload operations and maximized uptime in plate processing environments.

18TK-L Automated Parts Sorting Cell
CategoryBlanking and Laser Automation
Description

Gantry-style automated parts sorting cell with intelligent stacking logic, picking and placing parts for next production phase. Handles parts up to 2500mm x 1250mm with 150kg capacity, programmable via VPSS 4ie Blank.

19FLW ENSISe Fiber Laser Welder
CategoryFiber Laser Welding
Description

Fiber laser welder using ENSIS technology for precision welding across sheet metal fabrication applications.

20VPSS 3i Software
CategoryCNC Programming and Simulation Software
Description

Virtual Prototype Simulation System for sheet metal blanking and bending operations, including VPSS 3i Blank for laser/punch cutting and VPSS 3i Bend for press brake programming and simulation.

21SheetWorks Software
CategoryCNC Programming and Simulation Software
Description

3D sheet metal unfolding software that converts 3D models to manufacturing-ready 2D flat patterns for production.

22Dr.ABE Software
CategoryCNC Programming and Simulation Software
Description

Suite of CNC programming software including Dr.ABE_Blank, Dr.ABE_Bend, and Dr.ABE_Tube for automated toolpath generation and process optimization.

23AMNC-IT Automation Programming Software
CategoryCNC Programming and Simulation Software
Description

Automation programming software for automated systems and robotic cells, integrated with AMADA machine controls.

24FabriVISION Quality Inspection System
CategoryQuality Inspection Software
Description

Integrated sheet metal inspection system using computer vision to verify part quality against specifications and detect manufacturing defects.

25Influent IIoT Platform
CategoryIndustrial IoT Platform
Description

Industrial IoT platform for continuous process improvement, connecting any brand of machine and ERP/MRP systems to collect, normalize, and analyze production data via dashboards, reports, and real-time monitoring. Includes Influent Monitor (entry-level), Influent Enterprise (ERP integration), and Professional Services for custom deployment.

26AMADA Maintenance Plans
CategoryService and Maintenance
Description

Comprehensive service and maintenance programs providing the largest responsive service network in the U.S. machine tool industry, including preventive maintenance and emergency repair coverage.

27AMADA Capital Financing
CategoryEquipment Financing
Description

Equipment financing and leasing programs through AMADA Capital Corporation, offering fixed-rate loans and tax-deductible lease options.

Scale indicator7 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership6 partners
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-17
Description

AMADA America serves as primary sponsor of Takuma Sato's No. 75 car in the NTT IndyCar Series, marking the third consecutive year (2024-2026). The partnership includes AMADA logo display on car and racing suits, with RLL praising the machines, technology, and services provided by Amada.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

AMADA PRESS SYSTEM AMERICA is officially integrating with AMADA AMERICA to provide a more streamlined experience for customers, offering a complete selection of stamping and manufacturing solutions under one organization.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Sister company within AMADA Group focused on machinery products, part of 'One Amada' synergy approach providing comprehensive sheet metal fabrication solutions.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Sister company within AMADA Group offering fiber laser welding and welding solutions, including WL-100A, WL-300A, and Delta Series products featured alongside AMADA equipment.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Exclusive financing partner providing equipment leasing and fixed-rate loans to AMADA customers. Regional contacts in West (Marisol Gonzalez) and East (Edward Nankervis) regions facilitate customer financing packages.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

AMADA Group headquartered in Kanagawa, Japan with 90+ subsidiaries worldwide. AMADA America is one of the largest subsidiaries, operating alongside AMADA North America, AMADA Canada, AMADA de Mexico, and regional operations across Europe, Asia, and other Americas.

Recent move7 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Type, Description

Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Italian-headquartered manufacturer of laser, punch, shear, and bending machinery for sheet metal. Direct overlap with AMADA in punch-laser combination machines and integrated automation.

TypeEmerging player
Description

China's largest laser equipment manufacturer, expanding globally with fiber laser cutters targeting lower price points. An emerging competitive threat in commodity fiber laser categories.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Japanese global machine tool manufacturer with strong US presence in Kentucky. Competes in multi-axis machining, laser cutting, and automation across similar enterprise customer segments.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Italian maker of flexible sheet metal fabrication systems including panel benders, press brakes, and FMS lines. Direct competitor in automated bending and integrated production systems.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Swiss manufacturer of laser cutting, bending, and automation solutions for sheet metal fabrication. Direct competitor across AMADA's core product lines, particularly in press brakes and laser cutting.

TypeDirect peer
Description

German-based global leader in machine tools, sheet metal processing, and fiber laser cutting. Competes head-to-head with AMADA in fiber laser cutting systems and press brakes worldwide, including North America.

7Mitsubishi Electric (Machine Tool Division)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Major Japanese manufacturer of fiber laser cutting systems, press brakes, and EDM. Competes directly with AMADA in sheet metal fabrication, particularly in North American automotive and job shop markets.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

US-based manufacturer of cutting technology (plasma, waterjet, laser). Overlaps with AMADA in industrial cutting, but focused on consumable-based thermal cutting rather than integrated sheet metal fabrication systems.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

US-based global leader in welding and cutting products with adjacent automation and software offerings. Adjacent competitor in metalworking manufacturing and a potential partner for integrated solutions.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Belgian manufacturer of press brakes, laser cutting systems, and shears for sheet metal fabrication. Competes with AMADA in mid-market press brakes and fiber laser systems globally.

Market position
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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat6 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Named customers24 records

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Segment5 records

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Ideal customer profile4 records

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Subsidiaries6 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

AMADA AMERICA, INC.

Industrial Machine Tools and Sheet Metal Fabrication Equipmentamada.com

AMADA AMERICA, INC. is the North American subsidiary of Japan-based AMADA CO., LTD., designing, manufacturing, and servicing sheet metal fabrication equipment — fiber lasers, turret punches, press brakes, and automation — for automotive, electronics, aerospace, and general fabrication customers across the US, Canada, and Mexico.

What AMADA AMERICA, INC. does

AMADA AMERICA, INC., founded in 1971 and headquartered in Buena Park, California, is the principal North American operating subsidiary of AMADA CO., LTD., a publicly listed Japanese industrial machinery group (Tokyo Stock Exchange) operating 90+ subsidiaries and 10,000+ employees globally. The company designs, manufactures, sells, and services sheet metal fabrication equipment — primarily fiber laser cutting systems (ORSUS AJe, REGIUS AJe, VENTIS AJe with Locus Beam Control, ENSIS AJe, BREVIS), turret punch presses (EM, EMK, AE), punch/laser combination machines (EML, ACIES, LC), press brakes (EGBe electric, HRB, HG Series), stamping presses, and supporting automation (AMS CL/CLT, AS 6225, HRB/EGB ATC, robotic bending cells) — through US manufacturing facilities in Brea, CA and High Point, NC (190,000 sq ft Carolina Manufacturing Center, opened December 2019), plus Solution Centers, technical training centers, and regional sales/service offices across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

The proprietary technology stack underpins performance differentiation: the patented Locus Beam Control (LBC) and ENSIS variable beam technologies deliver up to 3x faster, virtually dross-free cutting; Twin AC Servo drive, SFP piercing, WACS water-assisted cutting, and Power Vacuum Slug Pull drive press brake and punch press efficiency. The software layer (VPSS 3i, SheetWorks, Dr.ABE, AMNC-IT, AMNC 4ie control) and the FabriVISION computer-vision inspection system digitize the full blank-to-bend-to-weld workflow, while the Influent IIoT platform provides machine monitoring, ERP/MRP integration, and predictive analytics across any-brand installed equipment.

AMADA America monetizes through multiple streams: capital equipment sales (one-time high-ASP revenue), recurring parts and tooling via its online Parts Portal, subscription software with periodic upgrades, preventive maintenance and service contracts (one of the largest responsive service networks in US machine tools), and equipment financing through AMADA Capital Corporation. Go-to-market is direct enterprise field sales supported by Solution Centers in Schaumburg, IL and technical centers in Buena Park, CA and High Point, NC where Sales Engineers run hands-on demonstrations. Training is delivered through AMADA School and the Bending Academy. Primary customer verticals are Automotive (with explicit EV production demand), Electronics, Aerospace, and a long tail of General Fabrication job shops and contract manufacturers served across North America.

AMADA AMERICA, INC. firmographics

Firmographics
Name
AMADA AMERICA, INC.
Legal name
AMADA AMERICA, INC.
Website
https://amada.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1971
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
AMADA AMERICA, INC. is the North American subsidiary of Japan-based AMADA CO., LTD., designing, manufacturing, and servicing sheet metal fabrication equipment — fiber lasers, turret punches, press brakes, and automation — for automotive, electronics, aerospace, and general fabrication customers across the US, Canada, and Mexico.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Where AMADA AMERICA, INC. is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Buena Park
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices12 records

Markets served

AMADA AMERICA, INC. business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Machine Equipment Sales: Sale of sheet metal fabrication equipment including fiber laser cutting systems, turret punch presses, press brakes, combination machines, and automation systems. Equipment ranges from entry-level to high-end automated systems
  2. Parts and Tooling: Consumable parts, tooling, dies, and accessories sold through online Parts Portal and order desks. Provides recurring revenue stream from installed base
  3. Service and Maintenance Contracts: Preventive maintenance plans, repair services, and technical support contracts to keep equipment running at peak performance
  4. Software Licenses and Upgrades: Software products including VPSS, SheetWorks, DR.ABE, and AMNC programming software with periodic updates and support
  5. Financing Services: Equipment financing and leasing through AMADA Capital Corporation partnership

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionMulti-year contractAMADA School training programs for equipment operation and software usage

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels11 records

AMADA AMERICA, INC. product offering

Product offering

Core offering

AMADA America develops, manufactures, and supplies sheet metal fabrication equipment including fiber laser cutting systems, turret punch presses, press brakes, combination punch/laser machines, stamping presses, and bending automation systems. The portfolio is complemented by proprietary software (VPSS, SheetWorks, Dr.ABE, AMNC), the Influent IIoT platform, parts and tooling, maintenance services, and equipment financing through AMADA Capital Corporation.

Product overview

AMADA AMERICA offers a comprehensive portfolio of sheet metal fabrication equipment and solutions organized as a platform-plus-modules architecture. The core product lines include laser cutting systems (ORSUS AJe, REGIUS AJe, VENTIS AJe, ENSIS AJe, BREVIS), turret punch presses (EM, EMK, AE series), punch/laser combination machines (EML, ACIES, LC), press brakes (EGBe, HRB, HG series), and stamping presses. Supporting modules include blanking automation systems (AMS CL/CLT, AS 6225, TK-L, PSR, ASR), bending automation (EGB ATC, HG ATC, robotic cells), and fiber laser welding (FLW ENSISe). The software ecosystem includes VPSS 3i, SheetWorks, Dr.ABE, AMNC-IT, and FabriVISION for CAD/CAM, nesting, and quality inspection. The Influent IIoT platform connects all equipment to ERP/MRP systems for data-driven production optimization. The portfolio is supported by maintenance services, AMADA School training, and AMADA Capital financing.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Influent: AMADA's enterprise-class Industrial IoT (IIoT) platform for continuous manufacturing process improvement, enabling machine monitoring, analytics, and ERP integration.
  • AMADA Capital Corporation (ACC)
  • AMADA School
  • AMADA Bending Academy
  • AMNC
  • VPSS
  • ENSIS
  • Locus Beam Control (LBC)

Products and services

  • ORSUS 3015 AJe Series Fiber Laser High-speed, high-quality fiber laser cutting system available in 6kW and 8kW power ratings, featuring AMNC 4ie control, Laser Integration System with i-Optics Sensor and i-Process Monitoring for automated condition monitoring, process stabilization, and advanced beam control with built-in mode converter.
  • REGIUS AJe Series Fiber Laser Linear fiber laser cutting system available in 6kW, 9kW, 12kW, and 26kW power ratings, featuring high-speed 3-axis linear drive and Variable Beam Control Technology with autonomous operation support including lens monitoring, collision recovery, and automatic nozzle change.
  • VENTIS AJe Series Fiber Laser Fiber laser with Locus Beam Control (LBC) technology, achieving virtually dross-free cutting. Available in 6kW and 9kW models, delivering up to 3x faster cutting speeds than conventional fiber lasers with infinite beam pattern control.
  • ENSIS AJe Series Fiber Laser Fiber laser series with ENSIS technology for automatic beam adjustment across all material thicknesses. Available in 3kW, 6kW, 9kW, 12kW, and 15kW power ratings, processing thin-to-thick materials without lens changes.
  • BREVIS 1212 AJ Fiber Laser Compact 3kW fiber laser designed for high-speed processing with easy material loading in a small footprint for efficient small cell manufacturing.
  • ENSIS 3015 RIe Rotary Index Fiber Laser Rotary Index fiber laser for tube and pipe cutting, available in 3kW, 6kW, and 9kW models, with integrated rotary unit for minimal dead zone and capability to cut round, square, rectangle, C-channel, and angle iron.
  • EM 3612 ZRTe Turret Punch Press Automated turret punch press with 33-ton capacity, high-capacity tool rack, and automatic tool changer housing up to 300 tools and 600 dies, optimized for variable-mixed and variable-lot production.
  • EMK M2 Series Turret Punch Press Twin AC servo drive turret punch press delivering high hit rates and positioning accuracy with lower operating costs, available in 58-station or 55-station triple track King turret configurations.
  • AE NT Series Turret Punch Press AC servo motor-driven turret punch press with 45 or 51 station, 4 auto-index turrets, eliminating hydraulic power supply for reduced operating costs and environmental benefits.
  • ACIES 2515 AJe Punch/Fiber Laser Combination State-of-the-art punch/laser combination with 33-ton servo punching capacity and 3kW fiber laser, featuring 300-station tool storage with automatic tool and laser nozzle change for around-the-clock unattended operation.
  • EML 2515 AJe Punch/Fiber Laser Combination Punch and fiber laser combination machine pairing multi-purpose turret with 3kW fiber laser for flexible geometric pattern cutting, featuring 3x energy efficiency compared to CO2 models.
  • LC 2515 C1 AJe Punch/Laser Combination Combination machine integrating 22-ton turret punch press with 3kW fiber laser, featuring 44-station Multi-Purpose Turret (MPT) and approximately one-third electricity consumption of CO2 systems.
  • EGBe Series Electric Press Brakes Eco-conscious electric press brakes with electric servo drive system and AMNC 4ie control. Models include EGBe 4010, 6013 (compact) and EGBe 6020, 8025, 1303 (larger), featuring voice command control and approximately 20% CO2 reduction vs. hydraulic.
  • HRB Series Hybrid Press Brakes High-precision hybrid drive press brakes manufactured in North Carolina, available in HRB 8025, 1003, 1303, and 2204 models, engineered for versatility with customizable features including SGrip and auto crowning.
  • HG Series Servo/Hydraulic Press Brakes High-capacity servo/hydraulic press brake series with capacities from 56 to 247 tons and bend lengths from 55 to 169.3 inches, featuring AMNC 3i control and Bend Indicator technology for high-speed, high-accuracy bending.
  • AMS CL/CLT Laser Automation System Modular laser automation system for scalable sheet handling, starting as a compact cycle loader and expanding to full multi-shelf tower (CLT) for 24/7 production. Manufactured in the U.S. at Brea, CA and High Point, NC.
  • AS 6225 Large-Format Laser Automation Large-format load/unload automation for ENSIS 6225 fiber lasers, staging multiple oversized sheets for continuous load/unload operations and maximized uptime in plate processing environments.
  • TK-L Automated Parts Sorting Cell Gantry-style automated parts sorting cell with intelligent stacking logic, picking and placing parts for next production phase. Handles parts up to 2500mm x 1250mm with 150kg capacity, programmable via VPSS 4ie Blank.
  • FLW ENSISe Fiber Laser Welder Fiber laser welder using ENSIS technology for precision welding across sheet metal fabrication applications.
  • VPSS 3i Software Virtual Prototype Simulation System for sheet metal blanking and bending operations, including VPSS 3i Blank for laser/punch cutting and VPSS 3i Bend for press brake programming and simulation.
  • SheetWorks Software 3D sheet metal unfolding software that converts 3D models to manufacturing-ready 2D flat patterns for production.
  • Dr.ABE Software Suite of CNC programming software including Dr.ABE_Blank, Dr.ABE_Bend, and Dr.ABE_Tube for automated toolpath generation and process optimization.
  • AMNC-IT Automation Programming Software Automation programming software for automated systems and robotic cells, integrated with AMADA machine controls.
  • FabriVISION Quality Inspection System Integrated sheet metal inspection system using computer vision to verify part quality against specifications and detect manufacturing defects.
  • Influent IIoT Platform Industrial IoT platform for continuous process improvement, connecting any brand of machine and ERP/MRP systems to collect, normalize, and analyze production data via dashboards, reports, and real-time monitoring. Includes Influent Monitor (entry-level), Influent Enterprise (ERP integration), and Professional Services for custom deployment.
  • AMADA Maintenance Plans Comprehensive service and maintenance programs providing the largest responsive service network in the U.S. machine tool industry, including preventive maintenance and emergency repair coverage.
  • AMADA Capital Financing Equipment financing and leasing programs through AMADA Capital Corporation, offering fixed-rate loans and tax-deductible lease options.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Cutting speeds up to 3 times faster than conventional fiber lasers with virtually dross-free cutting
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Named customers24 records

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AMADA AMERICA, INC. partnerships and signals

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Six partnerships are on record, tiered flagship and core.

  • Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing (RLL)flagshipGTM or Marketing Partner · 17 March 2026AMADA America serves as primary sponsor of Takuma Sato's No. 75 car in the NTT IndyCar Series, marking the third consecutive year (2024-2026). The partnership includes AMADA logo display on car and racing suits, with RLL praising the machines, technology, and services provided by Amada.
  • AMADA PRESS SYSTEM AMERICAcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAMADA PRESS SYSTEM AMERICA is officially integrating with AMADA AMERICA to provide a more streamlined experience for customers, offering a complete selection of stamping and manufacturing solutions under one organization.
  • AMADA MACHINERY AMERICAcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSister company within AMADA Group focused on machinery products, part of 'One Amada' synergy approach providing comprehensive sheet metal fabrication solutions.
  • AMADA WELD TECHcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSister company within AMADA Group offering fiber laser welding and welding solutions, including WL-100A, WL-300A, and Delta Series products featured alongside AMADA equipment.
  • AMADA CAPITAL CORPORATIONcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorExclusive financing partner providing equipment leasing and fixed-rate loans to AMADA customers. Regional contacts in West (Marisol Gonzalez) and East (Edward Nankervis) regions facilitate customer financing packages.
  • AMADA Group (Global Network)coreOthersAMADA Group headquartered in Kanagawa, Japan with 90+ subsidiaries worldwide. AMADA America is one of the largest subsidiaries, operating alongside AMADA North America, AMADA Canada, AMADA de Mexico, and regional operations across Europe, Asia, and other Americas.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

AMADA AMERICA, INC. competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • Prima Power: Italian-headquartered manufacturer of laser, punch, shear, and bending machinery for sheet metal. Direct overlap with AMADA in punch-laser combination machines and integrated automation.
  • Mazak: Japanese global machine tool manufacturer with strong US presence in Kentucky. Competes in multi-axis machining, laser cutting, and automation across similar enterprise customer segments.
  • Salvagnini: Italian maker of flexible sheet metal fabrication systems including panel benders, press brakes, and FMS lines. Direct competitor in automated bending and integrated production systems.
  • Bystronic: Swiss manufacturer of laser cutting, bending, and automation solutions for sheet metal fabrication. Direct competitor across AMADA's core product lines, particularly in press brakes and laser cutting.
  • TRUMPF: German-based global leader in machine tools, sheet metal processing, and fiber laser cutting. Competes head-to-head with AMADA in fiber laser cutting systems and press brakes worldwide, including North America.
  • Mitsubishi Electric (Machine Tool Division): Major Japanese manufacturer of fiber laser cutting systems, press brakes, and EDM. Competes directly with AMADA in sheet metal fabrication, particularly in North American automotive and job shop markets.
  • LVD Group: Belgian manufacturer of press brakes, laser cutting systems, and shears for sheet metal fabrication. Competes with AMADA in mid-market press brakes and fiber laser systems globally.

Emerging players

  • Han's Laser: China's largest laser equipment manufacturer, expanding globally with fiber laser cutters targeting lower price points. An emerging competitive threat in commodity fiber laser categories.

Broad incumbents

  • Hypertherm: US-based manufacturer of cutting technology (plasma, waterjet, laser). Overlaps with AMADA in industrial cutting, but focused on consumable-based thermal cutting rather than integrated sheet metal fabrication systems.
  • Lincoln Electric: US-based global leader in welding and cutting products with adjacent automation and software offerings. Adjacent competitor in metalworking manufacturing and a potential partner for integrated solutions.

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Competitive moat6 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

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Subsidiaries6 records

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Frequently asked questions about AMADA AMERICA, INC.

What does AMADA AMERICA, INC. do?

AMADA America develops, manufactures, and supplies sheet metal fabrication equipment including fiber laser cutting systems, turret punch presses, press brakes, combination punch/laser machines, stamping presses, and bending automation systems. The portfolio is complemented by proprietary software (VPSS, SheetWorks, Dr.ABE, AMNC), the Influent IIoT platform, parts and tooling, maintenance services, and equipment financing through AMADA Capital Corporation.

Is AMADA AMERICA, INC. a public or private company?

AMADA AMERICA, INC. is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was AMADA AMERICA, INC. founded?

AMADA AMERICA, INC. was founded in 1971. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is AMADA AMERICA, INC. based?

AMADA AMERICA, INC. is headquartered in Buena Park, United States, in the North America region.

How does AMADA AMERICA, INC. make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Machine Equipment Sales are the primary driver. The others are parts and Tooling, service and Maintenance Contracts, software Licenses and Upgrades and financing Services.

Who are AMADA AMERICA, INC.'s main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Prima Power, Mazak, Salvagnini, Bystronic, TRUMPF, Mitsubishi Electric (Machine Tool Division) and LVD Group. Han's Laser is listed as an emerging player. Broad incumbents are Hypertherm and Lincoln Electric.

Does AMADA AMERICA, INC. have an API?

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PrtimesNotice of the domestic broadcast schedule for the "110th Indianapolis 500" featuring driver Takuma Sato.Amada America will be the primary sponsor of Takuma Sato's car (No. 75) for the 110th Indianapolis 500, with the race on May 24, 2026. Sato, driving for Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing, is challenging for his third Indy 500 victory. The broadcast schedule for Japan is also announced.PrtimesNotice of the continuation of the sponsorship contract regarding Takuma Sato's participation in the Indy 500.Amada Co., Ltd. announced on March 17, 2026, that its U.S. subsidiary AMADA AMERICA, INC. will continue its sponsorship agreement with Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing for the NTT IndyCar Series, with Takuma Sato driving the No. 75 car in the 110th Indianapolis 500 on May 24, 2026. This marks the third consecutive year AAI serves as primary sponsor (2024-2026), with the AMADA logo displayed on the car and racing suits. RLL has praised the machines, technology, and services provided by Amada, with the partnership strengthening since Sato returned to the team in 2024.openPR.comStamping Machines - Top Global Industry Trends in 2026Future Market Insights released a market analysis projecting the global stamping machines market to grow from US $229.4 million in 2025 to US $299.4 million by 2035, driven primarily by automotive demand for electric vehicle components and medical device manufacturing. The report highlights key industry players such as Amada America, Bruderer, and AIDA Engineering, noting a strategic shift toward servo-driven, energy-efficient equipment to meet precision requirements. Growth is concentrated in Asia-Pacific manufacturing hubs, with North America also expanding due on-shoring trends.The FabricatorExcellence in sheet metal starts at the press brakeTyler Smith, Bending Academy supervisor for AMADA AMERICA, teaches press brake operators foundational bending concepts at the AMADA Carolina Technical Center in High Point, North Carolina, including five key areas: understanding bend mechanics and elongation, tool selection and tonnage requirements, proper bend sequencing techniques, tapered bend gauging methods, and staged bending with ram tilt and dynamic crowning. The article emphasizes that bending sits at the center of fabrication operations, connecting cutting and welding, and that understanding these fundamentals enables operators to better leverage modern automation including robotic bend cells and automated material handling.MarketsandMarketsAI Is Transforming the Industrial Laser System Market in North AmericaThe industrial laser system market in North America is undergoing significant transformation through the integration of artificial intelligence, which enhances predictive maintenance, real-time quality assurance, and process optimization. Key industry players including TRUMPF, IPG Photonics, Coherent, and Amada are expanding their smart laser portfolios to meet growing demand from sectors such as automotive, aerospace, and medical devices. This shift supports broader Industry 4.0 initiatives and aims to improve manufacturing efficiency while addressing challenges like high upfront costs and workforce shortages.MarketsandMarketsFuture of Laser Cutting Technology in North America with AIThe integration of Artificial Intelligence is transforming laser cutting technology in North America by enabling predictive maintenance, real-time quality monitoring, and automated material handling to enhance manufacturing efficiency. Key industry players including TRUMPF, Coherent, IPG Photonics, and Amada America are actively investing in AI research and smart factory solutions to meet growing demand from aerospace, electronics, and medical device sectors.Canadian MetalworkingPress brake delivers high-tonnage bending with automatic tool changeAmada has introduced the HG 2204 ATC press brake, a machine featuring a patented Automatic Tool Changer that loads complex tool layouts within three minutes. The model delivers 240 tons of pressure with an extended 13-foot bend length and includes a factory-installed sheet follower to allow single-person operation of large parts.